midder Flashcards

1
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benefit from fixed shading devices, which blocks the summer sun allowing winter sunlight

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south-facing windows

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2
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should maximize glazing un hot climates with mild winters

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North-facing windows

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3
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due to the difficulty in shading these orientations effectively without obstructing views

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Minimize east and west glazing

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4
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recommended for adaptability, as it accomodates seasonal shifts and weather variations

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Moveable shading

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5
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deciduous trees act as “moveable” shading devices, shading in summer and allowing sunlight in winter

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vegetation as shade

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6
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light colored roofs and walls help reduce heat absorption, especially beneficial where direct shading is challenging

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reflective surfaces

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7
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incorporates eggcrate devices, physical models, and glazing for optimal light control

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special shading strategies

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8
Q

effective shading helps perevent what during warmer months

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passive solar heating

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9
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includes direct, diffuse and reflected radiation each of which requires, tailored shading startegies

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solar load

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10
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effectively block direct solar radiation, wile diffuse and reflected components may need larger or additional shading solutions

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exterior shading devices

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11
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orientation specific shading

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  • south facing windows
  • noth facing windows
  • east and west facing windows
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12
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types of shading devices

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  • fixed options
  • moveable devices
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13
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include overhangs, fins and eggcrate structures, each with unique applications based on orientations and climate

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fixed options

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13
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can adjust transparency in response to temperature, providing dynamic solar control without obstructing views

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electrochromic and thermochromic glazing

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14
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like awnings and rotating louvers are preferred for dynamic adaptability to daily and seasonal changes

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moveable devices

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15
Q

three-tier approach to sustainable cooling

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  • heat avoidance
  • passive cooling
  • mechanical system
16
Q

minimize heat gain using shading, reflective colors and insulation as the first strategy

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heat avoidance

16
Q

implement methods to reduce internal temperatures or shift comfort zones using airflow and natural heat sinks

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passive cooling

17
Q

as a last resort, small and efficient systems supplement heat avoindance and passive cooling where needed

A

mechanical systems

18
Q

continuous airflow to maintain indoor temperatures near outdoor levels, mainly humid and temperate climates

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comfort ventilation

18
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types of ventilation

A
  • comfort ventilation
  • night flush cooling
19
Q

utilizes cool night air to precool the building mass for the following day, effective in dry or temperate low humidity climates

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night-flush cooling

19
Q

designs use the sky roof or night sky to dissipitate heat

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direct and indirect radiant cooling

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20
Q

required to maximize natural ventilation

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large windows

21
Q

appropriate for hot climate

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white color

22
Q

veranda

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engawa

23
Q

faces the sun in june

A

northern hemisphere

24
Q

faces the sun in december

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southern hemisphere

25
Q

measured in vertical plane

A

altitude angle

26
Q

measured in horizontal plane

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azimuth angle

27
Q

louvers or jalouise

A

90% opening

28
Q

sliding

A

70-75% opening

29
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casement

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90% opening

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30
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awning

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70-75% opening

31
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hopper

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40-45% opening